IRAs

Sometimes not a simple decision, but one you should look into sooner than later. Individual Retirement Accounts offer you many choices to plan for your future. And don’t think you are limited to retirement. Use them for your child’s education, or roll over your company’s savings.

Types of IRAs

Traditional IRA Account

Roth IRA Account

Coverdell Education IRA

What are your future plans?

I need all the tax advantages I can get now, don't really have plans for retirement, just know I should be doing something.

I'm on the downhill slide now and will need more access than tax advantages in 60 to 10 years. I can almost see it!

I'm interested in helping my children prepare for their future - college is a lot closer than my retirement!

Annual Contribution

$5,000 or 100% of earned income (whichever is less*)

$5,000 or 100% of earned income (whichever is less)*

$2,000

Tax-Deductible Contributions

Within qualifications

None

None

Distribution; Required Minimum Contributions

59 1/2; mandatory at 70 1/2

5 years after holding period and 59 1/2

by 30

Earnings

Tax Deferred

Tax Deferred

Tax Deferred

IRA Accounts

IRA Savings

IRA Certificates

IRA Transfers

IRA Rollovers

Most appropriate for...

Just getting started... thinking about a systematic savings plan.

Starting to see savings grow and want to take advantage of higher tax returns.

Moving a Roth IRA that would perform much better at TBF than where it is.

Rolling over a previous employer's plan to TBF.

Considerations

Automatic transfer, payroll deduction for any amount.

Starting at $500.

Directly from one financial institution to another; unlimited number.

Funds are released to you and deposited within 60 days; 1 rollover per 12 months.